Psalms 150: The Closing Hallelujah

The final psalm calls for God to be praised in His sanctuary and in the heavens for His mighty deeds and surpassing greatness. It lists horn, strings, tambourine, dancing, flute, and cymbals, and ends the book of Psalms by summoning every living, breathing creature to praise the LORD.

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How does 150:6 widen the call to praise at the close of the psalm?

It calls every living, breathing creature to praise the LORDIt limits praise to the priests who serve in the templeIt calls only the angels in heaven to carry on the praiseIt tells the nations to keep silent before Israel's God